The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-27

day Ia iSsB.
II r Ishssa sn5 ismii, have reiarps
10 Chiosga
-. n. HsfI asa sfs are risliing NJ
iIuds si.les 10 Aver. Mass
--I.sr. d.. wicshsm snd Mrs. wiei
hsn are ,i.itias threads ia Mes York an
Bfooiiyp.
DR.. Trail .Ga bride have arrived !
iosr from. ,heaf bfisi Wedding tour. so
occupy bis reel Isnee OF North Main street
- asr. De- wlli iayisss all bis parish
ousrs 10 90 iafsrm. reosPslos At The par
soasss. this. Wednesday evening".
IS. N. DSus Sos call sileDlion to1s.
10 their sfmi -snsual ,rp 81 inspection Il
tbs West nos going on.
Mrs. DR.. Bfo~n, Who has been visit
log Der daughter. Mn. Corr. 10 Mes York
rctarped last week We are glad 10 learr
that Mn Corr Ia much better.
--Mondsy Was raw add gnsty day.
TIE .ind blew dosn the poles OF th,
Western unioa line 40 iha. !, WAS impos
sible 10 telegraph 10 either direction.
Mrs siockwell has received a peu
line OF millinery goods aud Invites tbs
ladies 10 call add examine. Look ont foI
her neg Advertisement neI. week.
There will be q New York excursion
ne1, Wednesday. Nov "a. by rail to Troy
and by the steamer sarstogs. Fare -.
Train leaves Manchester 80 p. IN. Tick
els good until Tuesday. Nov 8.
Several OF the young people have
requested Mrs. simonds 10 take charge Of
. class 10 vocal musie. She invites oil
whe would like 10 join such a class 10
meet at her house on Wednesday evening
Of next week at T-l5 o'clock.
Robert ]. Burdeii will lecture ut the
Butlspd Opera House. Friday evening
Oct. 2sih, and the railroad offers eIeur.
sion tickets including admission TO the
lecture. from this station and East Dorset
for los.
Herbert J. Bowen has been quite III
but is better. His father, james W. Bowen.
wishes to give notice that, on account OF
sickness 10 the family. be will not be sble
10 sssist bis neigbbor this year in their
batcbering.
Miss Mary Howe, pleasantly remem.
bered by Manchester people. made her
tissni ~ public singer last week. in the
opera house In the old German city OF
Eriurt She has been studying the past
year Ut Dresden, aud her brother Lucien
~ engaged rs OF music teacher in that city.
Some OF our local fishermen went to
Lake Bomoseen last week aud brought
back some foe Ash. Their remarkably
good luck ~ explained In the Rutland
Herald Of Saturday. They ran on to net
set by some Law breaker. The fish warden
condscstei the net and the fish we're not
thrown away.
-. J. Petiibone OF this place and Geo.
A. Wall Of East Dorset attended the sale
OF Holstein stock at Westminster las
week. Mr.. Pe.tiboue purchased three
registered animals aud Mr. Wall one. II,
NJ. Bolium Of Salisbury will need TO do |
his best 10 keep the lead on this class OF
stock.
Mr. BAniamin Bulkley OF Southport, |
Conn, and well known 10 this place, was
married 10 the Fifth Avenue brick church, |
New York, Oct 18th. to Miss Sadie Otis,
only daughter Of Mrs. ID. r. Otis OF Muir
ray Hill HOTEL After the wedding a re-
cep.iou WAS held AT the Windsor Hotel and
among the guests we're Mr. aud Mrs 4. s
Isham ani Mr. aud Mrs. J. II. Watson.
The bride Is the heir 10 large property. /
Their hons will be in Southport
Advertised letters: Rev. VIM. Bar
ney. Ned NJ Bryant. John NJ. Boland.
Borden Drlih,D Il Bymau. W. II. Cbilds
Matthew Cook. Frank Kent, Julian John
500. q. Il. knovitoa. james II. Kepnard,
Rev. AieH Mc6~orse. Conzaqae Marqni.
i2l, l.. Natalie. I. J. 0'Donnell, G. Angus
tus Pienon. Piper Messer. Miss Julia
A Burns. Miss Mary Carpenter. Miss
Lizzie Clear. Mrs. Dreslin Kendall, Mrs
John W. Parmenter
An efiart aa made soon after the war.
by Adlt Gen. wsshburne, to collect the
photographs Of al the Vermont officer. 10
he preserved 10 frames hug IN The capitol
At Montpelier He Vas partially success
ful bn. good many are missing and now
r i Peck Of Burlington Is trying 10 com
ple,e the sors sud asks all officers or their
fricnds TO sepd him photographs, ors "a
riaas sise. We notice tie following va
cAncies from Ills Vicinity: Col Dndley.
Capt Burnhani. Cap, ] Is. Manson. Capt.
Myron Dadlef. Llent Jerome Gleason
There are probably Others. sod il would
he . Ace thing II the. could all be sea,.to
complete the list
"A sal seeiient occurred on The liu q
The u sn1ingtoa 4 Rutland r.ilsay Tues
day afternoon, ny snich one man will le~
his life AMI another be permanently il
Jared. The gravel train Was msking
switch 10 siae.;rsek sonth OF this station
aad ioar OF the Laals sste standing on /,
the rear u plsifota ear Tue train was
stepped sa3dealy aud they oil Tell of. one
OF them. man named Mitchell, going no
der the wheels aai smother beng caught
between The cars The former bad both
legs cut on above the iaees ADD the latter
had both legs broieu, The other tvo !
@ea escaped ~ish slight inianes. No
blame "a attached 10 anyone. A. the meas 4
osreiessness oceaaoaed The iS!ary. .